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My sister and her incredibly anti-social cat Jasmine at Thanksgiving dinner.

Can't quite recall how many times that exposure is used in this piece, but it went something like this:

 

Open camera raw file

Open in Photoshop

Duplicate initial layer twice

Change canvas size to twice as wide

Flip one of the duplicate layers over

Move it over to mirror and/or overlap the original

Rotate entire canvas 90 degrees

Duplicate the mirroring/overlapping layers and merge them into one layer

Change the canvas size to twice as wide again

Flip the merged mirrored/overlapping layer

Move it over to mirror/overlap the original group of mirrored/overlapping layers

Repeat that last part one more time

Align the three sets of mirroring/overlapping layers with 2nd set centered in canvas and other two overlapping on the outside edges

Adjust transparency on all layers

Make another duplicate of the main set of mirrored/overlapping layers

Flip it 90 degrees

Duplicate that rotated layer set three more times

Mirror, overlap and adjust transparency of those four sets to taste!

  

This is the small fake tree in our room, reflected on the open door.

my tree - i may leave it just like this, no ornaments - christmas lights make me so happy :)

National Christmas tree

taken at the Christmas light display my town puts on every year.

Garden Lights, Atlanta Botanical Garden

My Holidays will never ever be complete without a trip to Araneta Center to see this giant Christmass tree.

Laptop, iPhone and Kindle all charging

.........and a Happy New Year.

Delicious champagne and bokeh Christmas lights.

my first proper bokeh picture like ever

i was well happy coz i finally found out how i acheive the affect lol :P

its somewhat christmas themed hence the colours and the fact they were christmas lights.

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Shot thought glass blocks at Christmas lights outside the house

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